Events & Thingsto Do in Boston
Experience the best of Boston, from can’t-miss events to hidden Lithuanian gems
and beloved local spots. Whether you’re planning your first visit or you’re a longtime resident,
discover what’s happening in the city right now.
June 9-10th
DigiMarCon New England
Get ready for the 7th Annual DigiMarCon New England — the ultimate Digital Marketing, Media, and Advertising Conference & Exhibition in New England.
June 9-10th
TECHSPO Boston 2025
Get ready to witness the next wave of innovation at TECHSPO Boston 2025! This is your chance to see the cutting-edge technology that’s shaping the future and discover how it can fuel growth in your business.
June 10th, 10am-5pm
Boston Globe Media’s 2025 Tech Innovation Summit
Join us on Tuesday, June 10 at Boston Globe Media’s 2025 Tech Innovation Summit, where we will bring together the region’s top tech leaders focused on AI, Climate Tech, Health Tech, Fintech, and more for a day of networking and insightful discussions around Boston’s impact on technology around the world.
June 10th, 7-9pm
Robotics After Hours: Two Sigma Ventures, Google Cloud & Æthos
Kick off your Robotics Invest Summit experience with a lively after hours happy hour at the Venture Cafe in Kendall Square. Two Sigma Ventures, along with Google Cloud and Æthos, invite robotics VCs, founders, operators, and industry experts to mix, mingle, and unwind. Expect great conversations, tasty bites, and drinks—plus the chance to connect with some of the brightest minds in robotics.
June 11th, 7pm
Startup Valley pitch and networking event
An event where innovative startups and entrepreneurs from around the world in Tech & Business meet with Silicon Valley investors. Seize your chance to dive into the world of business, technology, and venture capital.
June 12th
AI ReSolv: The AI Summit for Life Sciences, Biotech & Health Innovation
AI ReSolv: The AI Summit for Life Sciences, Biotech & Health Innovation brings together leaders across the healthcare ecosystem to explore how AI is transforming how we discover, develop, and deliver.
June 12th
2025 MassChallenge FinTech Program Showcase & Finale
Join us at the 2025 MassChallenge FinTech Program Showcase & Finale to witness the best innovations in financial technology! Whether you’re an investor seeking your next investment, an entrepreneur seeking connection, or simply passionate about innovation, join us in celebrating the MassChallenge 2025 FinTech Cohort.
June 16-19th
BIO International Convention
The BIO International Convention is the largest and most comprehensive event for biotechnology, representing the full ecosystem of biotech with 20,000 industry leaders from across the globe. BIO 2025 will be held from June 16 to 19 in Boston, MA.
June 8th, 11am
Walking Tour of Jewish Beacon Hill & The Vilna Shul
Explore the lives of its Jewish residents during a period of cultural and architectural change. Vilna Shul – a synagogue built by Lithuanians in 1919 and now converted into a cultural centre. It is the only remaining Jewish immigrant heritage in Boston.
Daily 10am-4pm
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Just 90 minutes from Boston, discover Springfield, MA – the birthplace of basketball and home to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Learn the story of Senda Berenson Abbott, the Lithuanian-born pioneer who organized the first women’s college basketball game and was later inducted into the Hall of Fame!
With Advance Approval
The Berenson Library
Born in Butrimonys, Lithuania, Bernard Berenson became a world-renowned art historian and expert on the Italian Renaissance. His legacy lives on at Harvard’s Villa I Tatti, where the Berenson Library offers rare books and archives for art scholars. The library is visitable with advance approval, don’t forget to reach out first!
Various dates
St. Peter Lithuanian Parish
St. Peter’s in South Boston is the last open Lithuanian church in the city. Built in 1901, it features rich Lithuanian details like stained-glass windows, flag-colored candles, and an improvised Hill of Crosses. Though once surrounded by a thriving Lithuanian neighborhood, the area changed drastically in 1941. Despite hardships, the church survived, preserving its cultural and spiritual roots.